Collaboration is critical for cybersecurity professionals
For over two decades, Edward Garcia has been a staple at the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University. Garcia started as a technology support analyst in 2004 and has risen to senior director of information technology…
Protecting research and data is central to cybersecurity in higher education
Despite an Arizona State University (ASU) specific job title for Carolyn Ellis, her work touches institutions all over the country. As the director of research in cybersecurity and compliance, she helps around 300 universities abide by regulated…
Collaboration and creativity at the forefront of ASU’s AI community of practice
Operating under the idea that the whole is greater than the sum of the parts, an assortment of cross-disciplinary and cross-enterprise staff and faculty from Arizona State University (ASU) convened Wednesday, Oct. 16 for the AI Community of…
Giddy up! It’s time to connect with ASU technology leaders at 2024 EDUCAUSE
At Arizona State University (ASU), we’re constantly searching for innovative ways to collaborate and manifest better solutions for the university and beyond. ASU Enterprise Technology is at the forefront of applying artificial intelligence (AI…
Large-scale, customized and personal attacks among recent trends in cybersecurity
Tiffany Bao is an assistant professor in the School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence at Arizona State University (ASU), where she teaches an undergraduate course called “Introduction to Cybersecurity” and a graduate-level course called “…
Shaping tomorrow: ASU launches a comprehensive review of our AI journey (thus far)
Arizona State University (ASU) is blazing new trails in artificial intelligence (AI), integrating this transformative technology into every facet of its academic and operational landscapes. With an eye toward the future, ASU is proud to be at the…